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The First Indiana High School Basketball Tournament Champions 1911 Crawfordsville High School by S The First Indiana High School Basketball Tournament Champions 1911 Crawfordsville High School By S. Chandler Lighty In 1936, Dr. James Naismith, basketball’s inventor, attended the Indiana high school championship game between Frankfort and Fort Wayne Central. In his first exposure to Hoosier Hysteria, he recalled that the sight of the stadium “packed with fifteen thousand people, gave me a thrill I shall not soon forget.” During his visit, Naismith told an Indianapolis audience: “Basketball really had its beginning in Indiana which remains today the center of the sport.” Expanding upon this comment, Naismith associated Indiana’s national distinction in basketball with the popularity and success of the state high school basketball tournament.1 The Indiana high school basketball tournament began in 1911, when Crawfordsville High School (C.H.S.) defeated Lebanon High School for the state title. Yet, the history of the tournament and the first champion really began earlier. This article provides an historical examination of the first Indiana high school basketball champions’ season, and the beginning of one of Indiana’s most cherished cultural traditions. Crawfordsville High School won the first Indiana high school basketball tournament in 1911. The team included [front] Hugh “Buddy” Miller, [second row, starting on left] Carroll Stevenson, Orville Taylor, Captain Clio Shaw, Ben “Chick” Myers, Isaac “Newt” Hill, [back row] Coach David Glascock, and Grady Chadwick. Image source: https://sites.google.com/ site/wabashavenue/history In 1900, C.H.S. organized one of the earliest high school basketball teams in Indiana. Unfortunately, finding opponents in the nascent years of the sport in the Hoosier state often proved difficult. In west-central Indiana, the citizens of Crawfordsville had a strong interest in the game, and facilitated the local development of basketball with a city league. The city league initially consisted of the high school, Wabash College, the Y.M.C.A., and the local Business College. Playing basketball against these teams comprised of adult males helped the high school players develop into a formidable team. C.H.S. finished second in the city league in 1901-02, and won the city championship the following season. Aside from the local competition, C.H.S. also found opponents among independent club teams such as the Indianapolis Rivals and the Indianapolis Athletics. In 1904, the University of Minnesota’s men’s basketball team visited Crawfordsville to play the high school team; Minnesota escaped with a 28-23 victory.2 January 2009, All rights reserved. 1 Lighty – 1911 Crawfordsville High School, Indiana Basketball Champions High school basketball teams were initially the rarest of opponents. During the 1901-02 season, Crawfordsville defeated Indianapolis’ Shortridge High School, the lone high school team on their schedule. In the opinion of the C.H.S. team, this victory gave them “the championship of the High Schools of Indiana in basketball.” They justified this claim because they defeated Shortridge, and Shortridge defeated Indianapolis’ Manual Training High School. A Crawfordsville newspaper issued a standing challenge on behalf of the local team, “They are willing to defend their title any time and any where,” but no other challengers came calling.3 More high schools began playing basketball in the subsequent years. In 1907, C.H.S. again styled themselves “the state champions” after finishing the season undefeated, but this time four high schools numbered among their opponents. By the 1908-09 season, all but two of C.H.S.’s opponents were high schools. Their opponents that season included high school teams from Hammond, Lafayette, Monticello, Rochester, Rockville, West Lafayette, and Montgomery County schools: Crawfordsville High School, circa 1910 Darlington, Breaks, and New Richmond. Image used with permission of the Another nearby team, Lebanon High School, Crawfordsville District Public Library also debuted on C.H.S.’s schedule that season. This was “practically the first year” Lebanon fielded a team. Despite Lebanon’s inexperience they still finished with a 22-2 record. Unfortunately for Lebanon, both their losses came against Crawfordsville, who finished the season at 16-1. The Lebanon Patriot conceded that Crawfordsville could claim the title of “state champions” yet again.4 Any high school’s claim to be the “state champions” based simply upon best record grew more contentious at the end of the following season. In 1910, C.H.S. claimed to be the “state champion” after compiling a 13-1 record, a 92.8 winning percentage. Crawfordsville’s lone loss that season came against Lebanon High School. Lebanon and Crawfordsville split their season series, each team winning on their respective home courts (29-15 at Crawfordsville on January 12 and 16-12 at Lebanon on February 25). Lebanon finished their season with a 20-2 record, for a 90.9 win percentage. Even though Crawfordsville had the better winning percentage, Lebanon won seven more games. Consequently, Lebanon refused to concede the “state championship” to Crawfordsville. The Lebanon High School yearbook argued their team’s case, “Lebanon . has played more high schools than any other claimant, has defeated them all, and has been defeated only twice.”5 Lebanon proposed a solution, and challenged Crawfordsville to a third game on a neutral court to decide the state champion. If Lebanon won they could justly claim the “state title” by virtue of having defeated Crawfordsville twice, and having the overall better winning percentage. Conversely, if Crawfordsville won the third game their claim to the title could no longer be questioned. Crawfordsville refused a re-match, and instead accepted an invitation to participate in a Midwest interstate basketball tournament held at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. January 2009, All rights reserved. 2 Lighty – 1911 Crawfordsville High School, Indiana Basketball Champions The tournament organizers recognized Crawfordsville High School as the state’s best team, and they were the only Hoosier state team in the tournament.6 The controversy over the “state championship” of 1909-10 created strong enmity between the neighboring high schools of Crawfordsville and Lebanon. After Crawfordsville declined to play a third game, Lebanon proceeded to discredit “the motives and actions” of their rival. C.H.S., in turn, threatened to file charges with the Indiana High School Athletic Association’s (IHSAA) Board of Control, charging Lebanon with “unsportsmanlike conduct and unfair criticism.” Thus, the Crawfordsville-Lebanon rivalry was born. C.H.S. basketball star, Ben Myers summed up the situation; when asked by the C.H.S. yearbook staff to describe his aim in life, he quipped, “To defeat Lebanon.”7 The “state championship” controversy demanded a solution. Although the IHSAA began in 1898, the Indiana University Booster Club organized the first Indiana high school basketball tournament. It planned the event to take place at Indiana University in March 1911. The Booster Club’s proposal called for a twelve- team tournament, which would include the teams with the best records from Indiana’s congressional districts. The tournament winner would receive “a suitable trophy, emblematic of the state championship,” and thereby quash any debate as to which team was the rightful title holder.8 Crawfordsville High School’s basketball coach, David A. Glascock, began team practice in the autumn of 1910, with hopes of directing his team to another championship. At only twenty-five years old, Glascock had been involved on the Crawfordsville basketball scene for many years. He played basketball and graduated from Crawfordsville High School in 1905. He continued his athletic career and education at Wabash College, whence he graduated in 1909. Upon graduation, his high school alma mater, with a student body of nearly 400, hired him to teach science and coach baseball, basketball, football, and track. History and algebra teacher, Roy Hall, assisted Glascock as the team’s faculty manager. Coach David A. Glascock Hall scheduled the games, and prepared a very difficult schedule Image used with permission of that consisted of eight out of fourteen games on the road. Naturally, the Crawfordsville District the schedule would not be complete without a home and away Public Library series against Lebanon.9 Early twentieth-century basketball differed in many details from the sport that is familiar to twenty-first century players and audiences. Spalding’s Official Basket Ball Rules governed how Indiana high school teams played the game during the first few decades of the 1900s. In 1957, Coach Glascock reflected on some of the rules in the early years of the sport. “There was very little dribbling,” Glascock explained, “If [a player] dribbled the ball, he had to pass off.” He added, “Only man-for-man defense was used . none of this zone stuff.” Glascock recalled that each team had a designated free throw shooter.10 January 2009, All rights reserved. 3 Lighty – 1911 Crawfordsville High School, Indiana Basketball Champions There was also a center jump after every basket. This rule was in effect because the official baskets sanctioned by the Spalding rule book had no opening in the bottom of the net to release the ball after a goal. A center jump after a goal also allowed teams with a tall center or great jumper, who could consistently control the tip, to monopolize his team’s time of possession. Glascock also described how “a player could climb off the wall for a ball and stay in play. Some of the courts were still enclosed by nets to keep the ball from bouncing into the stands.” The use of nets, or in some cases cages, gave rise to the description of early basketball players as cagers.11 Scoring in the sport’s early years was generally quite low, despite playing twenty minute halves. The low scoring largely resulted from fewer shots being taken, and not necessarily because of poor field goal shooting.
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